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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15

C5Rsrfr-Jsccb struten vs. frank A
Shci.e Chaucery order allowing Fm.
puire 10 sell rs interest provided party
pur>bssing iie herein s,iDniatioB that cor
troll % uroperty rernaia uncharxe .---
James Nngent -. Daniel s13 Emsnnei
Nugent. Chanotty. On trial
SvrEsros The People - Geo. X. Mi.
hoi snd- False p-eienssS- C0a311e3 over
the term on sppiiczti0n Ct Prosec1sing At
toney.
PRo8t -Tssste Of Jossph = Gatchsr.
dsceeset. orf3eT clos NJ estste syzi ~ elsiess
and dexe epr pay meat Of dssfs -- Fsszte
OF Carrse Saesr. ssrnisor. gaartsn's = Sscon5
ANNA sccsast fled Esa&s Of Rslph
Isechev. e al miner. spp-ai4fs "a rs1'
and i1vsnfsry fled. d.--fsfste 81 Cssrk G
Sexton. ds, ,eass l. orisr slloeErzs cisf ras1-5
decree for payment o. d1srs~-- Tsfete 81
Betsey Arr1slfoDg. rnertaily inco-zs - tsaf.
order sppolnbpg JeTerni2h Payne xasr5:sn
- Est1fe q John C0ffse 3eeesse5 EetifIsn
for apysointasc1t Of 81 adnainssfrs o. ID
hesri1g July II. ----Esfsfe of 5arass Grs~e-
lyn, deoesse6, sDprslseTs warrant sn1 m
ventor7 Sled; order granting a5ra asstrsto-
iiesse 20 sell personal proo@rtv -- Fsfsfe
ef Gar3en P. Smith. dscesse3 rstitioz for
sppcsntn,e1st Of an s6ninisz-stc- ed
hssrine Jnly fI--E Estsse q Wm. i. Bad
lon9. fecessel order aIio-fnx zeo. q
Fitch tsrzr elain q s1s4 ---Fssa4s 81
Her~eg Erkge : nsertz1iv freorz z,esent se~-
scr. guard -, eon5 ai<l and iesters sssd
. E1sly 6 BrleSs ----f.e-ste q As-xEret
: 6sil- a. lasaae p~-son e1sr&lan aoa6
nied slld letters issued % 6sS O. y. Hsrd3.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15
WHY CUSTER DECLINED.
Capt. Rose Explains rts Reason for the
Compsrys Dseiininx to Drill

Capt. Rose Explains rfs Reason for the
Comparys Dseiininx to Drill
The Jscxson press tor the pas; few days
hss contained several notices in which the
Custer Guards. of this city. are maize to mp
pear as afraid TO enter into competitive
drill with the Jackson Guards. of that city.
Oh July 1. Capt. Rose. Of Company l.,
being asked concerning the matter, sLid:
There has never been any chslenge Is
sued. hence il was not in oar power 10 de-
cline il. The Jackson Guard Is en inde-
pendent military organization and not the
company with which we entered into com
petitlon--iha. company WAS the Jackson
Rides A committee sro9i the Guards came
here the other day and ASKED il we woald
enter into a competitive drill on July (.
/ informed them that / conlc not give them
an answer until later. ss / desired . con
suit the wishes of my men. AT meeting
held Friday night the matter was discussed
and the bOye decided not 10 accept the in
v.tatIon, as the time was short and hey
did not iesi'like drilling this hot weather.
We are not afraid 10 meet any company m
the State ard II the Jackson Guards will
niaketasir invitation general and az some
future day secrre the presence of other
military companies of the STATE. We will be
pleased To accept and fee corlient that We
cen carry away the honors."
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15
IT WAS ALL FOR LOVE
Pesrrv eisl AND PISTOLS
Ews ohto Etssss shea fhsir Sofs-&
Isss "a Gssa Esst ssF kas 4. ps<sh
Ia G8rl Left ~ cbesss Esr
sessa fAeka-

- ta-tA - te- Na--te-- 7f&A-r~r
ORFAeA. -. Jcns it-Ns~s wss rsosiysd
here toaay u = dasl between txo yoang
faraefs u kslid;s : snail village IN tia
eo4aty. named Jsha GFocbar snd Thomss
Timberlsks. Fssnitinx Ia thessrioas woand-
ing q 10th. Ihsy are seil-to-do. snd ooth
sspszst % tie AaBd Of pretty little Mary
Brlsay. the belle Of The yillszs. Tiubef-
axe Is - ysass cd. and ~heA he szw bis
rival in eonpany vita Miss Bfiaay he sent
blsa lstisf warning him hs soaid shoot
hm Il hs eo0ilnasa his atEsanons 10 TIE
yQ1ag laiy.
6ro<Ans replied that he would not give
~ the girl and dared nmb<Fiaks "a ngnf Il
oag. eeeoads we're selected and seeon-
Ezired 10 a little grove near The village.
The cOmbafants we're Stationed = yaFJs
apart AID tie referee IA al s1fightsd tone
gave tie eommaEc % Ere.
Al the first discharge fimberlakes pistol
misssd IRE snd the ball from Grochus
weapon PISSED through Iinseerlskes >
coal Grocnlls' ffiends tried 70
stay the matter BAT nmoeriake :
said be came either 10 XIII or te killed aud
be Was going TO have another chance Ae-
corilngsy the contestants sgain faced each
other and a. toe soFd. tired. Oroeoas was
shot Ia The side While Tin0erlske WAS
wounded IN the stomach. Both med feis
and it Was az nrsi supposed they were
killed. bui an examination by the physi-
clan rev ezled the fact that while both were
quite severely wounded they would proba-
bly, recover
They were lifted 10 their feet. shook
hands. expressed themselves satisfed ami
agreed 20 allow the yogng lady 20 choose
Det xsen them. Tais Is the nrst duel ever
fought IN this county. aud this fac.
togei her with the Tespectaollity OF all
parties con 'erned. has produced the great
est sensation OF tue day
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15

Ab0sf sksfy ksEtlssnea wers Fsessut -
ths uee1ns * tAe Wsslesa Asehisan eaa-
ersxstsensl f4ab hsl3 81 Tas Ussvisk last
~ssning. Al sheas e'cloek shs ee1 e&sY
proeSeasd - ss.s eznlss sosn where - ss.
zant sspter wss ssryss Alter ths bsa-
qast. De sallep, tie Pfessteat called ths
uasesiaF q osass. L. y. E5dy eatsrtslasa
he coa4sny xlth sosg aud thea eQaa-
pFshs8ssse and highly interesting papsE ca
lhe hlstofy ~ Coaert<sil en4iisaa wsz real
- kes. i ~illaGias. u ChsEiotts.
NJ. Nofehah1, u taiz ely. Esx4 eetSr-
t8lnea fhe ssdisn2e slt1 sonK. AD& tasn
Rev Mr.. AIfan. Il 6TsenstIle. lead =
very sell eoekissred pst~r GA shs Nission
0f Coasr g4a9aElisn. sto siElk shs pec4slar
saspssbtiigy - the dsaoutRs1ien for sny
Circumstances under ~bseh . nss eA1reh
us&y De fuEfsed. Tia Ioiity 81 Congfesa'
tiaaAilsa -. be sad. pare dsmoer&eF.
In this rscsliaFlty was - bs foana tbe
oaly reason for tie maletensnoe 81 the De.
Bo4aiaellon. II eazblsd people Of different
views 10 unite themselves and tended -
break down deaoIniBalionai seinshnsss-
DIR. Gallup having announced the pres
enoe Of Rev. Mr.. Wilder. ~ Aun AFbor.
snd Mr.. ssndsFson. CT Detroit. MF. Wilder
was called uFon. He spoke ~ some length
uaiversity who were church members. aud
So3 prosessed to be Christians. about ons
te1xk attended the Cons stlonai church.
DR.. Angel had told him thas within iew
years more young nssn had gone ont from
Ann Arbof 10 missioa iields. than from any
other sdaca;l0nal institution ~ the coualry.
The speaker usgsd tie &ssisabiisty Of
strengthening Co0grsgatioDsiisni there.
Af Sznfefs0n was intf0duoet and spoke
for few minutes lie thought Tue one
hope OF C0nsregziionallsta Is IN espff da
corps ana everything thai encouraged fel
iosshiD Was 10 De cherished II there was
any danger 20 Congregationslisin. it wss IN
the direction OF sort OF arlssocraey. This
must be Stunned.
Mr. Eddy was again called upon and sang
a humorous selection which pleased the
company greatiy. Rev. G. r. Beale. OF
Lsnsiae. oisfed tue closing prayer aud the
meeting adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15

G. A. Bush is an alleged advertising sgen.
and few days since worked a "wTite.np'
scheme e. Muskegon. Bush came to this
city Saturday nisht and early snnday
morning went to the stable OF a. y. Albes
and hired horse and buggy, promising 10
return at nool. He failed 10 chow NJ until
early Monday morning aud the horse had
been badly treated. being deprived Of food
and water lie drove - oil the roadhou.es
snd put ia a live.y day and then when he
came ~ settle paid the man At the barn s..
promising TO hqu1ste the balance OF t5c
bill shat day Instead Of doing As be agreed
he took the early train for Bay City and bss
not since shown up. Toe press of Bav City
will do well 10 keep an eye opsn for Bush.
IS his dishonesty and methods Of acnz
business will certainly prove detrimental 70
those with whom he may seek . temporary
alliance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15

sTazx susp eNsa tkea sass" Psi
ssna IS aasE eass - tbs,r eess ~
sssslssis 'Casx sssase ~kaAs ssn aaeh
ess ths sassos eisea ysssss1&g saaxpsnk -
a taAusssf xhe xss srEiz.G - ss. taFe4ash
tAt saaa Ga shs nsfIt sae u hzstHsek -
sslh hesty lesa - stassl As = 49,
saewn - re<adsnts 80 shs liiil ttasts a
- ffasa csssoeni Fsrk ~ stEsaes Il = ees-
sssa ~sth seFs laS~s kAn8 - khe ass'sh ~
nearls tot. sna i Fe4siss KoeA ts4a
- aFss las iApeakh l. ln saat ss@a.
ssr ~hs kno~s Ais hazlnes Nil nei
sAs team hsa startsa snso s<s
sxaa fTosn hrsaks.ss4 sna sisef tasTsNs
siene isf isx re.is tlss harsss spsesentls
degaaso ftss Their d1sssf has lasi hls senzss
1na ssepsss1 - eensidss the ns~sssg Tiaes
xoas 6ns lsi ixi3o~s sbanasukls ans -
l>.tlt ihs Load ftsfoash. oui sllez shtEt o.
iloerafian they desids4 thai sssssas1 ~uFk
uas besas inakks@a npon them aaa fess1~1
% pall tegnll.sa. Ihss iaeksa haok AZ he
orfysF viii sort ~ ee-ccn t-tsesste ca.
gsreskion kn thskf esos aud anaiis t@iksa
outright. a crowd al specialors sson
- t&fr f%@-tE N@t@ - t%"~+r<f - "t
osses ssch sAa esefs osae ofse1ea saties ~
ths erisef. Tie ooakine the9fs hsvsnk ti.s
fFs1ser uDtatssE os sdNeostes
Coax be d--d" SAID the drlfsg. - he
iumgsea fTon ths wakoa sAd bak@n - lar
rSp tie horses with the lines. Nhiplsa9
and sNearinE howsfef. 0nix mace nlalssrs
noFse and tie horsaE ssrs beginning g. ssa
ugly. ~hsa Rev. b "A. \. aassnholtG. at
shs lAheTzi hollsnd Church. who issek on
sceesg-. dlEeeiis ops-ossts the cad of lss.si-
sics. wasksd osef IA tie sand and sak sd
tue driver sc iel The team fest te~ min
1its. The Rev. gentleman then went haos
10 lis barn sBd col q peok measure fgii oi
oats. which hs bEoaxhi ever aud ofiersd 10
TIE horses They xOnia nni ip0k
al the frsln st lFsL sD3 The
bysiaDders laughed a. the preacher ana
were inclined - guy him lie persessEed.
hoxeseF, lnd4oed the horses 10 tssts ths
oats and soon hsa them 80 much interested
ia tie eontsnis ~ the saeaore that they
iorgof the load. Hs stepped q fss ieei
ahead of them helG cat tie osss tsnptlngly
and they moved along without being urged.
Afler giving them a Donthigi al oax hs
moved ahead again and they followed. He
fegesiea the performanes anti they hsd
drawn The load through the ssDc banks and
over the hill. when the driver took the
Teins and thsnklns TIE reverend gentleman
for kis kindness. droxs swss as the ss.srla
tors dispersed fully convinced thai they had
been taught valuable lesson ~ the freen-
looking Dutch preacher.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15

fselAsFF ~ nteatxss dee fi1s oefFefs
nssss "a CaFesetiaa Kset4

2 ne zszfof 81 - r. EsaAx kEs4IA
sss - a4ss sesa ~aapps3. aassa -.
slasses. sao sst ea. TIE zssas c4.ssa p
sita...s.a sst es-issi tis .4saa "a eItas -
Lssslstssa. s4e 9ssea4F sa4 81 tae ls1es -
.s.t 94fnlls. saa ssqse2iy IS ga .a<tnsaa.
tse bsnsat f1,s.ss "a tsfset1.a. aad sasa sale
~ tse lsss.es ssss sas.f als egs =. -f1kaa l3s
a&islfs Daaa 3asl Hsi-ias 81 rs.s a4a1 "a
a'ss sHl = aslElsa sssi -fais ne aassh - tee
1siiel aa4t S.ts -3af4 "a a4Ee s@e1 a s1e4s
siest IS eieasifs salaaz .hs zlo.lr3~ss IA sa..s
tiilefa. s4s iE e5 49, gessf 1lra tag4 aaxl a.
ftlrets "a .tFs11 h4--.1< s.si lacss3 s.s-ltsl4f.
als1 t,eg sti skg-sl4 81 ( eos ae.i 49, Ia -
90 l.4ars q tetles.ioa *@s -at @-a<s 1oa-
I1s sairast ssssa 81 sseaiaz.y - sbol.
izaess - s1-r talr 4.d al taa gsflao.s 2oax e.A
sf'i1 - AZ selk s1 Sac elcosll4t "a t4e<. IA
teil4 liosss ~ tsfzeesiou hsz as1e41f 3ss.z4 t3e
aaaaliastiise "a nz3iaFe. All s1ils 80 lafesstlE
sialit Ll4i4t = s1lfst,s=s ssfse2 - leeat t5x-f
c7s. Eelsl9rs talriy an aass lassfet ls. Dsi
ereila1- 4l.d tie psii1J of HaaoPsssy ata{ -
aes1pte1. Walsh Hosllt essilefHfrais f1s whssss
isfee ass,a this oas :adls4Fy 4aa lea ,p,k.ts i1s
snfise tiasr la shAt tneY 1ate. a. i4e Ds<s9lt
E.ase % eefIecil0a has do1e Ia t0e eaalr has,
uese' e. IA oonil1iles - 81 % t1e eesk - tas
4oiiff .. ae scaled seal1i tafl4-e Jqs eleh0i
D1i-on blti 0Figi4atfd a mzasilfe t1sf slz0slld
n . sii 49t selisa a4s. nilf a1lls ~ A.
.iiK al coEistets aust aoFk a. soU e 1llsz.
their i4nor saost'd be 4 cslriouted arloax
variety 81 UGsil-ses. - t1<t one 90 "a 1aFe -
aear al kle bafisa aud be erlsAsd 0.aE ~ exlst-
enee. as 1re1 1e.1oz- fasei 10 TIE eas.f eusl-
ness IA t1iz state ~ ne DstTot House u corfec-
fltl raalas etnest
Ne resret IA 20 many HepFcs snEatlvss dit n2t
isslen aad heed tae earnest. rso.lileut ~affs OF
ksDrs<euttlige Nstsoa. 81 oiso-so. wh-a tae pii-
l0n Dill Oh - el4i p.l,sase, foo Eaaily
ef4Lcei e a. . kulxnt ~ IA ~ 1ll AL ssFe Ia
diiersns sat dId not vote e y0l. Sir. Eds Or,
khey tmeil A smoke but ia nsf kl4oy how aot
t1e IRE .lus tAcir lonfeA A are the
ouly c1alf aciOfy sliil zitye ia the state. oar
senlai Cap al J,,e fes<si se ao1ld be teaeared.
snd that otoer chair ~ torres uotlld arise 4lt Ty
g. nfosper LnFoue sas the state.
fnrgogh sympathy Nr o1eret Cur assistance
All ex blamed - che Wayne county deleg2.la
our poAitslu ant ieelngs lhs rslit Ns<. Ike
trle ggoa area, teFrescatailves Ogs. Hc,faFd.
orinue1 aad b4t-cufef vog<t foE u. tae clkers
eali1s The asn of 60. poralk poser. were silent.
they 1Hl not dare t01o " aef they knew 4sS FiEnr.
bllS salkea in tneir sents am sorry fR our iar-
nitUfs 1anIsaeiuTers. and hope they ~iit never
hase % en.are The Yexsti0fs 4n4 experience 81
The chair lra.tc. l sttil b~sieve taat such friafs
A. o01drien. Manly. r. II. Watson. a. Wazoa and
0thsr~ vii greyaii, ant th4I whtt i hest foo the
welfare Of te0se tbat labor honesty IN tbs 5tago
win &c considered IA preferences - thal ~ eoa-
Viet< Respectfully IorsFa 3. kEfP.
superintendent ~ " J. Murphy 3 Co's Chair
aaoui. tory. Detroit. Mica.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15

As the haif dozen gsioonists sere arraigu-
ed in Police Ceurt yesterday morning and
one Of them bad just pleaded guilty, Judge
reached me. and haze personally observ-
ed tbs' tbs sin@sS are died with drunken
men on Sunaayr. s.-ssf d-1oss~ 'ren not
only disgrace them selves sBd the cfs. Srt
they disturb he pesoe and even irierfe1e
xiih and moiest women. chl8rea a0d
orderly cifize.s on tnsir way - and from
church. These men obtain shear liquors ia
saloons that are kept open on Sundays con-
sga.y TO the law. and this inusi he sloTps1.
/ xsns the salooniss 10 unsessfsn6 fhaf
this Sunday business must end After his
day snv saioonk keeper wbo is convicted be-
fire me 81 seliinR t'eBer On sandy mev
consider himseil ex eeeIiBgiy s9staBafe i hs
gets OF with $50 Gne"
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15
BEFORE Juoos HOLMES.
More ssieon Cssss-T~o at THETA Pay
SIS 81 E4ca-- [ hss6sr ntoss.

More ssieon Cssss-T~e of fhea Pay
sxs 81 E4ea-Shssesr Btoss-
William eating. chronic cr0nk, had
became so familiar arounc the court room.
that the judge thoughts month al the Sam
mer resort would do HIN good and sent
him over 10 ne hoiel de ISishop toI thirty
dsys.-The cases of Eddie Clark aud James
Allen, yagrants. were adjourned 10 gune a.
E3HErd bosisnd pleaded not guilty 10
kteping his saloon open on sunday and has
case MAS adjourned % Jane 95.--john Il.
Britain psia <2e53 FOR keeping his bar IA
the Bridge street House open on Sunday
John Ii. Colleton also paid S2S.S5 for keep
ing his saloon open on tie ntsi Gay oi toe
week.-Wiasen Fox pleaded no; guilty 10
keeping a bar in q tavern oFca sunday aud
bis case wss SCI fer June 22-Nest a kath-
man, the stocking.st. brewers. pleaaad not
guilty 10 keeping their saloon open sunday
aud they viii have hearing June -
Henry IL. Hyatt pleaded guilty 10 forgery
and ms case was adjourned until today. 10
give the State Agent an opportunity 70
make his report.-fne case % LngeDe Car
penter. for di-posing 0f merfgaee1 properly
WIS a6lourns4 nnGi today Chester Btcss.
who was arrested ia Detroit by Deputy
Sheriff Miersma Monday nizht sor desers-
ing ais family ia tbis city. WAS arfsiSned
on a charge Il being q clsorderiy person
aud pleaded rot guilty. he wlll have
hesring et 10 O'Clock this morning and ia
the meantime is confined a. the jail.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15
BIG BREAK IN WHEAT |
a oselsss o. r~esFs CENTS
A tsne.s Esssseseasstss u ffas Hist4ss ~
tAs Msf2ea EAe Cs2ase sees -
fSNeea- fal1ers e4 s4xefsi
lAFEe firnss-

cssckse. Jaae - --ssa shsnEs teass there
wa psnie IN wksaf. lass ogfisa asc.iu'
81 ialls tsenff eenis snd slased 81 ne&fly
tAs lowest Foini. Ssi Jnly decreased ssena
ssi - 7ss. Tee greslssf sxeitelnent rreves.-
sd shreaxhoat The dey sne the csiaes
whieh nsaip,aiassa wheat lox Eaeasns i
said 20 BE badly breksa. Tbs loss "a fts
cash article ia store Is thiosgo = saslineles
- three mailioa dollare. shorty bcsirs
nooa lie iasiare of AsaTsse A 1sr
prominent esiqas brokerage hoase
was aunooUced TIER disabilities
a1s tho0gng &C. be bali miiliea. tasi
i.~ltsrs the close STE well knosn nrsa "a
Hsmmili 4 brine and r. "a haiiF A O..
ackno ledsea their Inability - toeef tas
csll far margins A sistsMent fl9ta G. =
ksrsha~ s ca. heading bsoksFs fof The
claaGe sbsi they lad assaferces ot sample
funds 10 meet ~ detnsnGs goaaerro~. he1
a tendency so sgreaEihea tilt fakrke1 s1d
e@at EecaFery was rscof 3ed. AnKieas brokers
hoss sd iRto lie eftiox ~ kefsAss & o. =
alter nosn 20 inquise resaFdlRx its siancsnz,
bat no statement could be eblsined- 4 =
believed shoaid they TAI % nlsof their
heavy oD.iEaaons tofaorr0w nps iess than
xsive vel Known arms vii - dosa-
The bresk did nos seriously srses Tue
bGckst shops Some q fasE ioat moaeg
bsl not enough % close taem az.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15
LATE srArE SPECIALS

Charles Gilbert. Of 81. Clair. Is Cnder ar
rest NJ Eass Ia vas. for forgery.
Ex senstor and Mrs Conxer intend to
sYeod most Of the Simmer as Washington.
Chfdrsn's Dav seems % have been very
generally observed by Michigan cha-ches
last sunday
Willie Van Dolah has attended the
Albion schooss eight years without an abb
sent or tarsy mark.
superintendent Thomas. Of the Est Sag
nav schools. has declined tie Sgpsriaiend-
ency OF the C0idwsssr state pubic school.
The Touring mill of Tanner. Sherman &
Stark af Otter Lake burned early yester-
cav morning. Loss. $4,000. insurance.
si.Ao.
An effort will be made 70 induce the Chi
csso & srand Trua< - run a sunday ex-
carsion trsin from Lansing or perhaps Bat
tie Greek % Pine Lake.
The Michigan Womsn's Relief Corps
rsnks third 10 ne United States, both n
members lfr and IN corps. the former eeinz
3. 80. ard tbe later icS.
It Is claimed ~ GrsenTi1ie that that place
il he Rest wool market IN Wes,trn Nichi-
gsu. Z. P-Tbe same X cialae3 By aost
ether towns N Western Michigan.
he 8iehiG4n Central Railroad Company
ace Ydtfi1y III new ~stsr wo-ks st Eaton
R4piss. Mar fhe Lake Slsnrs Crossiax T~o
stand n PES VII he erected - feet each side
q the cr1ssi1s and ia all. the expense OF
this Improvement viii reach over Sl0.oo0
Charles HERON. sged Is. wss clearing
orss vs. IL other day IA wilson fesn-
sbiD. Alpena county. vhen i cassd il.
eeryiDx him 70 a depth Of tuenty- three
feet Afser sn incarceration of fsrrsser
hours. during which he could hear the neo-
2 Il IL kinz. ae vas rescued prsctics.iv m
injured. SONS pisasing snd chain kept
open slight air-hois-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15

Henry Antgink is married man and
resiles at lls William-ss. The nsighbors
in that vicinity are up in arms over bis con-
duct towards his wife charging bin with
being a wife ieater snd craas. One Of
them says that when he came home last
Friday night re numerically beat Der for
expending ten cents for nsv buttons on her
shoes lie - regortsi az being worth AZ
least S5 600 and every tine bis wife spends
iitile money he whips her for Il. The
officers are watching him and the FIRST time
he j. csught in the acs of tesis1g his wife
he viii be arrested and locked up.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15

a nseslae 81 - hss4 = Il agless
saA4.i hes-s ~ Nx Asssss ~ :
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15
INDEPENDENT MiLIIlA.
a Prehmn sry Meeting of Those Interested
Held Last Evening"

Preliminary Meeting of Those Interested
Held Last Evening".
About fifteen 81 the young men interested
in forming sn Independent Military Com
pany, met 10 the parlofs Of Sweets Hotel
last evening 20 consider tie matter. Lieai.
Eugene Jones. Of Company d. acted as
chairman. After short discussion Of the
subject. the following committee was ap-
pointed 10 solicit members for he new com-
ran,. Eugene Jones. A. ]. Gid1ines, Frank
" heeler. II. J Bennett and a. y. Rich
m0rd. The committee we're empowered -
call another meeting. when ihey had
secured a sufficient number ~ names. when
permanent organization will be effected.
The com paDy viii be composed ol - jeast
forty members consisting osthe beat element
OF society aud members OF the clubs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15
ABOUT FIRE ALARMS.
A District Telegraph hals rhss Csss sses'
hey a sssy thousands ef nelisrs

ftis nos generally understood iAatin turn
ing ia fire alarm on fhe District osii The
oompsny requires tie person senaing IN the
call 10 repess il before they will alarm the
Fire Department This hss been found
necessary foE the rrason that the Depart
neni has been repeatedly called cot on
false alarms BY persons who thought they
lad stopped the lever on The police or car
risFe cat The rule h. perhaps. altogether
proper bot the Dsstricl Telegraph Company
- certainly NJ fault for p0f informing the
general pobiic of the rule Indeed. Il il
most repsshensihle IN the compsnY that
they do not by card hung oonsplcaousix 81
every call. OF by some other means sdsef-
fsse the fact.
A Gre call wss sent into the Disirics Tels.
graph Company from q house on ksnt-st..
during the frs ia Berkey a Gsys lumber
yard las' Friday Dlxbt. twenty one minutes
before the siarm reached the firt Depart
Inent Had the call been repeated Befksy
4 Gays loss could not have ieen over
81 90 instead ~ nearly $4,000. ss IA has
finally proved 20 be.